Orange Tree Toys

Crocodile Alphabet Puzzle

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$13.59 $19.99 In stock

This colourful Alphabet Crocodile Puzzle is the ideal toy to help teach kids the letters of the alphabet in an exciting and engaging way. Designed to give hours of fun whilst stimulating key motor skills and promoting letter recognition. Beautifully hand painted in bright colours, the wooden pieces are the perfect size for little hands to pull apart and reassemble, whilst learning their ABC's.

Made from FSC®-certified wood

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry E. ★★★★★

My toddler now asks for "the crocodile game" every morning, and I love that each colour-coded piece helps her match the letters while we sing the ABCs. The puzzle has held up through daily use and keeps her focused for a good ten minutes, which feels like forever at this age. Such a simple idea, but

Alexander ★★★★★

The wooden letters are chunky and easy for small hands to grasp, and the puzzle pieces fit together neatly. My son has been practicing his letters every morning since it arrived.

Adam F. ★★★★★

The letters are chunky enough for little hands to grip easily, and the crocodile's shape keeps my son’s attention way longer than a flashcard ever did. Watching him snap each piece into place while saying the sounds out loud is genuinely rewarding.